Requires acceptance of EA’s Privacy & Cookie Policy and User Agreement. Contains direct links to the Internet and social networking sites intended for an audience over 13. Log out of Google Play Game Services before installation if you don’t want to share your game play with friends.ĮA may retire online features after 30 days’ notice posted on it starts with a single road. Here’s my city of Springwood at its humble beginnings: A few strips of asphalt, a coal power station, water, and sewage. To say Cities: Skylines is “in the SimCity vein” is a polite way of saying “ Cities: Skylines straight up rips off a lot of traditional SimCity ideas.” Maybe that’s why I like it so much. Zoning colors, for instance: Blue for commercial, yellow for industry, green for residential. In essence, Cities: Skylines goes “Hey, you didn’t like that new SimCity? What if I told you I could give you SimCity 2000, but bigger?” And to that I say…well, I’ve played until four in the morning multiple nights this week. Seriously, Cities: Skylines is one of the best city builders I’ve played in years. You can basically do anything you want with your city. Want to make rolling suburbs with nice curved streets for wealthy families? Sure, you can do that. Want to create the Judge Dredd-esque all high-rise buildings nightmare dystopia of your dreams? Yeah, you can do that too. Want to make your entire population live next door to garbage incinerators and heavy industry? Mmm, poison those citizens. The one downside is having to re-plan your city every few hours.
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